Lakewood actionlift bars?
Lakewood actionlift bars?
I see a set of these listed in Jeg's for the 1982-02 Camaro/Firebird. It says they work with axle torque to lift and load the chasis. I've never heard of them for the f-body. I'm just wondering if anyone has heard of these being used for the lt1?
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Re: Lakewood actionlift bars?
Originally Posted by TenaciousZ
I see a set of these listed in Jeg's for the 1982-02 Camaro/Firebird. It says they work with axle torque to lift and load the chasis. I've never heard of them for the f-body. I'm just wondering if anyone has heard of these being used for the lt1?
thanks
thanks
Re: Lakewood actionlift bars?
Considering that people are pulling 1.2X 60-fts and running in the 8's with the stock style suspension, I'd question the need for anything like the Lakewood setup. An LCA relo bracket will give you enough "lift" to plant the tires.
I've also seen a few posts from people who had the Lakewood setup break welds, probably because of the suspension bind.
I've also seen a few posts from people who had the Lakewood setup break welds, probably because of the suspension bind.
Re: Lakewood actionlift bars?
I can tell you first hand that they WILL break! I had mine on for about two months before I noticed some rattling. I got under the car to notice that the shock mount was broker completely on one and cracked on the other.
BIG WASTE OF MONEY!!!!!!
BIG WASTE OF MONEY!!!!!!
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I'm just going to go with a decent set of LCA's for now.
